Old Town Entertainment District Attraction Tickets and Meal

Old Town’s best feature is that you can enjoy the entertainment district without paying an admission fee. This package adds a meal and a ticket for one or two attractions, so you can make a simple evening out of car shows, live music, and a stop at Mortem Manor, the two-floor haunted house.

I like the mix of free-to-enjoy Old Town and a paid attraction that gives the visit a clear focus. I also like that your meal can be chosen from almost two dozen food outlets, which offers more flexibility than a fixed-menu dinner.

The catch is that $15 buys a package, not entry to Old Town itself. If you do not use the attraction ticket or enough of the savings offers, the value may be modest, so check exactly what your selected option includes before you pay.

Key points to know before you go

• Old Town has no general admission fee. You can visit the district and enjoy its atmosphere without buying this package.
• Mortem Manor takes about 30 minutes. It is a year-round haunted attraction, open Wednesday through Sunday, with two floors, live actors, animatronics, and special effects.
• Your ticket choice matters. The package includes a ticket for one or two attractions, depending on the option you select at booking.
• The meal gives you room to choose. You can select from almost two dozen food outlets rather than being tied to one set meal.
• The savings booklet may be the main value for some people. Its offers can add up to more than $300 if you use them all, but a light shopper may save only a little.
• Plan for a flexible visit. Old Town is presented as a one- or two-day outing, while Mortem Manor itself takes about half an hour.

What a visit to Old Town feels like

Old Town is an entertainment district in Kissimmee, not a guided tour with a set route or a host leading you from stop to stop. You arrive, collect your package at the Old Town General Store, and decide how much time you want to spend among the shops, food outlets, events, and attractions.

That distinction matters when you compare this offer with a conventional tour. You are paying for selected benefits, not a guided experience or admission to the district. Old Town itself is free to enter, so you can still stroll around, see what is happening, and enjoy the setting even if you decide not to buy an attraction ticket.

Weekly events include car shows, live bands, and karaoke. The schedule is not specified here, so do not assume that every event will be running on the day you visit. If a particular show is a major reason for your trip, check its timing before you make plans.

The Ferris wheel is another way to add a little height and a view over the Kissimmee area. But the package details do not say that every attraction option includes a Ferris wheel ride. Treat it as a possible part of your visit, not a guaranteed inclusion, unless your selected ticket confirms it.

Mortem Manor brings the biggest dose of drama

Mortem Manor is the clearest single attraction in the package. This year-round haunted house is open Wednesday through Sunday and takes about 30 minutes to go through. Its Victorian setting stretches across two floors, with live actors, animatronics, and special effects designed to keep the scares coming.

That half-hour duration makes it easy to fit into a wider Old Town visit. You can spend time browsing or eating, then head to the haunted house without giving up a full afternoon. The trade-off is that the attraction is intentionally built around fear and surprise. It will suit you if you enjoy haunted houses, but it may not be the right pick for someone who would rather keep the outing calm.

The description also mentions a burial simulator. The details provided do not explain how it works or whether it is included with every ticket, so check the attraction options attached to your package rather than assuming it is part of the standard admission.

The Wednesday-to-Sunday schedule is worth planning around. If you are visiting on a Monday or Tuesday, do not count on Mortem Manor being open. Old Town itself remains a free place to visit, but the haunted house is not described as operating every day.

The meal is flexible, but check the ticket details

The meal is one of the more practical parts of the offer. Old Town has almost two dozen food outlets, giving you a broad choice of places to eat. The package information does not name a restaurant, describe a set menu, or spell out a meal allowance, so do not assume that every item at every outlet is covered.

Before you go, confirm how the meal benefit works: which outlets accept it, what it includes, and whether you need to redeem it at a particular counter. Those details can make the difference between a genuinely useful meal and a small credit that still leaves you paying most of the bill.

The attraction ticket also comes in a one- or two-attraction option. Since Old Town entry is free, the value comes from the selected paid attraction or attractions, the meal, and any savings offers. Read the option carefully at checkout and keep the confirmation handy when you collect your package.

Is $15 a fair price?

At $15 per person, the package can be worthwhile if you use the included benefits. A meal, an attraction ticket, and a useful set of discounts can make a low-cost evening out, especially if you already plan to visit Old Town and want to add Mortem Manor or another attraction.

But the price is not a ticket to enter the district. Old Town is free, and one practical concern is that the package can feel like a shopping-discount booklet if you do not use the meal and attraction benefits. A savings book may offer more than $300 in possible discounts when every offer is used, but that headline total only helps if the offers match what you would actually buy.

A simple way to judge the value is to price the parts you expect to use. Ask yourself whether you want the selected attraction, whether the meal covers something you would order anyway, and whether the discounts apply to shops or activities you genuinely plan to visit. If the answer is yes to most of those, $15 may make sense. If you only want to wander around, skip the package and enjoy the free district.

How much time to set aside

The outing is described as taking one or two days, but there is no fixed tour length or guided schedule. You can make Old Town a short stop or use it as the main event for an evening. Mortem Manor takes around 30 minutes, while the time you spend eating, browsing, or watching events depends on what is running and how much you want to do.

The one- or two-day estimate gives you flexibility rather than a required itinerary. A shorter visit can work if you have one attraction in mind and want a meal. If you are interested in several activities, shopping, and the discount offers, you may prefer to leave more time.

The package is booked, on average, about 19 days ahead. That is a planning guide, not a requirement. Confirmation is provided at booking, and you can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the experience begins. Changes made within 24 hours are not accepted, and cancellations inside that window are not refunded.

Who will get the most from this package

I would consider this for a family or group that wants a flexible evening with more than one way to spend its time. The mix of food, weekly entertainment, a Ferris wheel, and a haunted attraction means people can choose different levels of excitement. The package also makes sense if you like comparing discount offers and expect to use several of them.

Mortem Manor is the best fit for anyone who enjoys haunted houses and wants a compact attraction with live actors and effects. If you are visiting with someone who dislikes scares, keep in mind that the house is built to frighten. You can still visit Old Town without going inside.

This is less compelling if your only goal is to see the district. Since entry is free, there is no need to buy a package just to stroll around. It is also not ideal if you expect a guided tour, a fixed schedule, or a clearly itemized meal without checking those details first.

Should you book it?

Book the package if you want at least one of its included attractions, expect to use the meal, or can make practical use of the savings offers. The $15 price is modest, and Mortem Manor gives the visit a distinct activity beyond browsing the district.

Skip it if you only want to see Old Town, or if the attraction and meal terms are unclear and you are unlikely to use the discounts. Old Town is free, so you can decide on the day whether to spend extra. Before booking, confirm the attraction you selected, the meal redemption rules, and Mortem Manor’s operating days.

FAQ

Is there a charge to enter Old Town?

No. Old Town is free to visit. The $15 package pays for selected benefits, not general entry to the district.

What does the $15 package include?

It includes a meal and a ticket for one or two attractions, depending on the option selected when booking. Check your chosen option for the exact attraction details.

How long does Mortem Manor take?

The haunted house takes about 30 minutes to go through.

Which days is Mortem Manor open?

It is open Wednesday through Sunday.

What is inside Mortem Manor?

It has two floors in a Victorian-themed setting, with live actors, animatronics, and special effects. A burial simulator is also mentioned.

Where do I redeem the ticket?

Redeem it at the Old Town General Store, 5770 W Irlo Bronson Memorial Hwy #421, Kissimmee, Florida 34746.

Can I cancel for a refund?

Yes, if you cancel at least 24 hours before the experience start time, you can receive a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours beforehand are not refunded.